Repair
The service trade as objects and people: repairmen with valve caddies, tube testers, workshop benches, oscilloscopes, service manuals and schematics, a chassis pulled out onto the living room floor, and the modern restoration bench. For decades a television was a repairable appliance with an entire trade behind it, and that trade has an unusually strong presence on film today.
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- - Fernseh-Einheitsempfänger E1-Chassis. The chassis of a German Einheits-Fernseh-Empfänger E1 of 1939, the standardised receiver intended to make television a mass German product. The war stopped the programme, and Britain had built about 19,000 sets against Germany's much smaller output.
- - Pye D16T , 405 Line Television 1946. A Pye D16T 405-line television from 1946, shown working. British television restarted after the war in June 1946 on the same 405-line System A it had used since 1936.
- - 19K1 IF stages. The intermediate frequency stages from a Motorola television of about 1949, pulled from the set. The IF strip is where the signal is amplified before detection, and alignment of these coils was routine service work.
- - Telaio di televisore CRT, bianco e nero, 21 pollici, a valvole. Struttura di televisore senza mobile. È presente un telaio in metallo al quale è fissato sia il circuito a valvole che il cinescopio rettangolare 21 pollici. Su una base in metallo si trovano, frontalmente, le manopole per la regolazione delle immagini (sintonia, contrasto, luminosità, volume, toni, ecc) collegate al circuito interno interamente visibile È visibile parte della struttura interna del cinescopio.
- - Televisore CRT, bianco e nero, da tavolo, a valvole. Televisore in legno con profili arrotondati, molto profondo. La parete frontale, in legno verniciato di grigio, è quasi completamente occupata dallo schermo del cinescopio rettangolare, protetto da un vetro Sul lato destro si trova una griglia in legno e tessuto a protezione dell'altoparlante interno. Sotto due commutatori (mancano le manopole) per la sintonia e la regolazione del volume.
- - Vintage Hickok Military Tube Tester, Model TV-3B-U, Made In USA, Circa 1951. A Hickok military specification valve tester. Testers like this let a technician check each valve under load rather than by guesswork, and shops kept one on the bench because a dead valve was the most common fault.
- - Ламповый телевизор КВН-49 на конвеере 1951 год. The KVN-49 valve television on the assembly line in 1951. The KVN-49 is the set with the water-filled magnifying lens in front of a tiny tube, and the lens exists because the tube was too small. Its specifications are not established here.
- - Baird Coronation Fifteen (C1815) Television, 1952, back. rough-fitting of the new hardboard back. As I acquired the set the back was missing so a new one was cut from pegboard. Slots were made by hand-scoring with a tank cutter and stanley knife.
- - Vintage Superior Instruments Co. Trans-Conductance Vacuum Tube Tester, Model TV-12, Circa 1955. A Superior Instruments transconductance vacuum tube tester of about 1955. Transconductance testing measures how well a valve actually amplifies rather than merely whether it conducts, which catches a tube that is weak but not yet dead.
- - TV Repair Shop Power's TV 1956. Footage of a working television repair shop in 1956. The repairman with a valve caddy is a recognisable mid-century occupational figure in Britain, America and the Soviet Union alike.
- - First TV Remote Control Demonstration | Zenith “Space Command” (1958). A period demonstration of the Zenith Space Command remote control. Zenith is also the company that was the last American television manufacturer by 1988, and the remote is the piece of its hardware history that everyone still touches.
- - 2. Televizorius Temp-6, Šiauliai. The rear of a Temp-6 television made at Šiauliai in Lithuania, with the back removed. Soviet sets were built to be opened, and the exposed chassis is what a repair technician met.
- - 1. Televizorius Tauras -714, iš galo. The back of a Tauras-714 receiver made at Šiauliai in Lithuania. The Lithuanian plants supplied sets across the Soviet Union, and the model names are Lithuanian while the design is common across the union.
- - Nordmende 592.120. A Nordmende circuit board carrying the ultrasonic amplifier, digital to analogue converter and memory for a colour television remote system, including the receiver and tuner control chips. Storing sixteen station presets in hardware was a selling point in 1979.
- - Nordmende 592.155 PCB. A Nordmende board handling automatic station search and discrimination, built around CMOS logic and an FM demodulator. Automatic search meant the set could find stations without the viewer turning a dial.
- - Nordmende 592.165 Component side. Nordmende 592.165 Junction Board Module - Component side Nordmende Ultrasonic Remote Control Unit Assembly for Color TV Sets type: Telecontrol 160 Manufacturer: Nordmende, Norddeutsche Mende-Rundfunk GmbH (Sterling), Bremen-Hemelingen Germany, 1979 Television Receiver Model:: Nordmende Spectra SK2 chassis F 5 Color TV with 110 ° inline picture tube. 16 station memories.
- - Nordmende Ultrasonic Remote Control Unit Assembly for Color TV Sets. A Nordmende Telecontrol ultrasonic remote control assembly for colour television sets, made in Bremen-Hemelingen in 1979. The unit is a full assembly of boards rather than a single chip, which is why remote control was still a premium feature.
- - 31ЛК3Б and deflection yoke. A Soviet 31LK3B monochrome picture tube of 12 inches with its deflection yoke fitted around the neck. The yoke is a pair of coil windings that bend the electron beam horizontally and vertically to sweep out the picture.
- - 31ЛК3Б deflection yoke side view. The deflection yoke of a Soviet 31LK3B picture tube seen from the side, showing how the coils clamp around the narrow neck. Yoke position had to be set precisely, since moving it tilts or distorts the whole raster.
- - 31ЛК3Б electron gun assembly view. The electron gun assembly inside the neck of a Soviet 31LK3B monochrome picture tube. The gun heats a cathode, draws electrons off it and focuses them into a beam before the yoke steers it.
- - 31ЛК3Б front view. The screen face of a Soviet 31LK3B monochrome picture tube, 12 inches across. The inside of that face carries the phosphor coating that glows where the beam strikes it.
- - IF Synchro PHILIPS color TV set chassis K12i - solder side view. IF Synchro PHILIPS CRT color TV set chassis K12/i, line oscillator synchronizing circuit. Manufactured by Philips, 1980.
- - IF Synchro PHILIPS color TV set - chassis K12i - metallic shielding enclosure. The line oscillator synchronising circuit on a Philips colour television chassis of 1980, under its metal shield. The shield is there because this stage generates strong signals that would otherwise interfere with the picture it is helping to draw.
- - Mini Star 416 - board 3 - box with 3 diodes and 2 capacitors-5350. This is the high voltage multiplier, which accelerated electron beam inside the cathode-ray tube. It is point-to-point wired and placed in its own enclosure with high-voltage terminals. Larger Soviet TVs used completely sealed multiplier assemblies, about the size of a soap bar each - too big for this small television.
- - Televisore e lettore di videocassette CRT, a colori, 14 pollici, da tavolo, a transistor - BSR TVP-900.. This is the TVP-900 compact TV/VCR combo marketed by Orion Electric of Japan. The unit shown here was rebadged under BSR (Birmingham Sound Reproducers) brand; it was also sold under Orion and Otake brands. This is a fairly early unit, with a rudimentary VCR display, from around 1985 [1] [2].
- - Sony portable 90s TV rear info with BEAB Approved (i). The rear label of a Sony Trinitron portable television bought in late 1993, carrying a BEAB Approved mark. The British approval mark on a Japanese set records the safety certification that consumer electronics needed to be sold in the United Kingdom.
- - Sony 5-303W Micro TV product plate 2. The product plate of a Sony micro television offered secondhand, missing its mains cord and with no guarantee that it works. Sets reaching resale in this condition are bought for restoration or for parts rather than for use.
- - Video projector SHARP notevision 5 XG-NV5XE tri LCD optical sub-assembly. View of the optical subassembly. On the right, there are 3 dichroic mirrors which generate 3 Red Green Blue light beams from a white high pressure arc lamp. On the left, we see the 3 sheets of flexible printed circuit which are connected to 3 LCD panels whose pixels act as light modulators.
- - Burnt high-voltage capacitor of type LYSL6KV5D on an adaptor-inverter board of type AIVP-0065C by Lien. Defekter Kondensator auf einer Stromversorgungsplatine (adaptor-inverter board) von Lien Chang des Typs AIVP-0065C, welche in einem LCD-Fernseher der Marke LG, Modellbezeichnung M2762D, verbaut wurde. Die Platine wurde in der 34. Woche in 2009 produziert.
- - CRT Television Screen. Black and white television screen made by Chuangwa Picture Tubes, Ltd. Removed from a portable television.
- - Rear view of Samsung VP-HMX20C. One thing you can say for the pop-out monitor- it's bright. And it needs to be, since there's no EVF. I may still need to make a sunshade for it though.
- - IF Alignement on Vintage Television using B&K 415 Sweep Marker Generator part 1. IF alignment on a vintage television using a B&K 415 sweep marker generator. The instrument and the technique together are the actual content of the old service trade.
- - US service members watch President Obama announce death of Osama bin Laden. service members watch on television President Obama talk about the details of the death of 9/11 mastermind, Osama Bin Laden inside the USO at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, May 2. 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment Related Photos: dvidshub.net/r/5vk8js.
- - Motorola VT-73 TV Restoration, Part 1. A Motorola VT-73 restoration, first part. The VT-73 is one of the commonly surviving early American table sets.
- - The 1980 Sears 25" Console Television Part I - Repair & Restoration. Repair and restoration of a 1980 Sears console television. By 1980 the console was a late survivor of the furniture era that the flat panel eventually ended.
- - Predicta Tandem II restoration pt7o?. A Predicta Tandem restoration in progress, showing the separated tube and its cable run. Solid-state reliability, then surface-mount construction and integrated chassis, killed component-level repair; the economics inverted when a replacement set cost less than a service call.
- - СМЦ-2 и МЦ-2 телевизора 3УСЦТ. Colour decoder modules from a Soviet 3USCT series television. The 3USCT was a modular design in which faults were fixed by swapping a board rather than by component level repair, a deliberate change in how sets were serviced.
- - Dumont RA113 restoration p4o8. A DuMont RA113 restoration, mid-series, with the chassis on the bench. Service manuals and schematics are the missing half of this trade: Sams Photofact in America and Trader Service Sheets in Britain, printed objects that survive in quantity.
- - Электроника ВЛ100. An Elektronika VL100 television, a small Soviet set. Elektronika was the brand used across Soviet consumer electronics, covering everything from calculators to televisions.
- - Televisor Hitachi L37V01EA - 03. The inside of a Hitachi flat panel television with the rear cover removed, showing the boards and the backlight assembly. A flat panel is far less serviceable than a tube set, since most faults sit in sealed modules.
- - 1953 Bush TV 24 Cabinet Restoration. Cabinet restoration on a 1953 Bush TV24. Cabinet work is half of any restoration and is usually the half that decides whether the set can be lived with.
- - tube television vertical deflection repair 101 Sears Toshiba vintage TV. Vertical deflection repair on a Sears Toshiba valve television, taught as a lesson rather than shown as a result. Vertical collapse, where the picture folds to a bright horizontal line, is one of the classic faults of the tube era.
- - DVB-T2 Colombian HD receiver rear view. The rear of a digital terrestrial television decoder used in Colombia, connected by HDMI and to an aerial. A set top decoder let an existing television keep working after the broadcast standard changed, which is the cheapest possible answer to a switchover.
- - Motorola Meo model VIP1232E HDD 320GB Inside. The internal components of a Motorola television set top box supplied by a Portuguese service provider, including its hard disk. A recording set top box moved storage out of the television and into a separate unit the broadcaster controlled.
- - Restoration SAMSUNG TVs produced in 1985 | Antique television restore | Upgrade AV port for TV. Restoring a Samsung television from 1985 and adding an AV input. Korean sets of the mid-1980s are the beginning of the shift that ended with Samsung and LG taking the top two positions in the world market.
- - Murphy V270C restoration. Part 1. A Murphy V270C restoration, first part. Murphy is one of the British makers, alongside Bush, Ekco, Ferguson, Pye, HMV and Decca, that disappeared into Thorn or vanished.
- - Ремонт лампового ч/б ТВ Березка 216. Часть І. Repair of a Berezka 216 Soviet valve black and white television, first part. Soviet set repair has its own large Russian-language YouTube tradition that English searches never surface.
- - 1948 & 1949 MOTOROLA 7” TV’s. A Quick Look at some sets I’ve restored. @CreekviewAcres. A look at restored 1948 and 1949 Motorola seven inch sets. Seven inches is the size that explains the magnifying lenses sold as accessories.
- - Restoration Abandon SONY TV produced in 1990 | Antique television restore. Restoring an abandoned Sony television made in 1990. Recapping, the wholesale replacement of aged electrolytic capacitors, is the single most common operation in any restoration of a set from this era.
- - Master Electronic Alignments!. Mr Carlson Lab on mastering electronic alignments. Alignment with a sweep generator and an oscilloscope is the part of the trade that has almost entirely disappeared.
- - Vintage PYE (LV20/BV20) Television Restoration Pt1 Introduction. A vintage Pye LV20 and BV20 television restoration, introduction. Pye of Cambridge was one of the significant British makers with its own plants.
- - RCA T-100 A quick look inside a Vintage 1949 RCA Victor television. A quick look inside a 1949 RCA Victor television. RCA 1939 receiver model numbers, prices and unit sales are not established in the sources and are not asserted here.
- - Philco Predicta Collection. The Early Television Museum Predicta collection, several variants together. The barber pole stand is documented for model 4654; other circulating model names for Predicta variants are not carried by the sources and are not asserted.
- - Restoring a 1950 RCA Victor Television
- - CRT Base Board 01. The base board from a Sony colour tube television, the panel that mounts directly on the neck of the tube. It carries the drive circuits for the electron guns, which is why it sits as close to the gun assembly as possible.
- - Panasonic TC-14V3A rear view. The rear of a scrapped Panasonic colour television, showing the ventilation slots and connector panel. The back of a set is where its service information is printed and where a technician starts.
- - 半世紀前のテレビを修復してFire TV Stickを視聴したい. Restoring a half-century-old Japanese television and feeding it a modern streaming stick, which is a neat statement of what these sets are now for. Restoration work like this is why any pre-panel television can still be filmed working, since the manufacturers stopped supporting these chassis decades ago.
- - REPAIRING A PILOT TV37 ANTIQUE TV. Repairing a Pilot TV37, a three inch screen set. The picture is smaller than a postcard, which is the reality behind the romance of early ownership.
- - 1959 Philco Predicta Debutante Restoration. A 1959 Philco Predicta Debutante restoration. Trade and consumer publications questioned Predicta reliability shortly after announcement, production ended in 1960, and Ford acquired Philco in 1961. The most beautiful American television helped kill its manufacturer.
- - Vintage Tech: 1978 Micro Television Repair Start to Finish Part Two. A 1978 micro television repaired from start to finish. Portable sets are a distinct repair problem because everything is packed and nothing is accessible.
- - Реставрация телевизора Авангард 1954 год. Замена кинескопа.. Restoration of a 1954 Avangard television including replacement of the kinescope. Replacing a Soviet picture tube today means finding new old stock, because nobody has made one for a decade.
- - 1950 MOTOROLA 8” TV Model 9L1 Restore FINISHING UP !. Finishing a 1950 Motorola eight inch model 9L1 restoration. Solid-state reliability, then surface-mount construction and integrated chassis, killed component-level repair; the economics inverted when a replacement set cost less than a service call.
- - 1970 Zenith Space Command 300 Tube Color Remote Table Top Television Set. A 1970 Zenith Space Command colour set with the ultrasonic remote, repaired on the bench. Robert Adler Space Command of 1956 used mechanically struck aluminium rods and needed no batteries in the handset, which is why old sets sometimes changed channel when keys jingled or a dog barked.
- - ALIGNMENT w/ SWEEP of Rebuilt IF Cans - GE AM Tube Radio Repair from 1957- Part 4 - GE Model 875 4K. Alignment with sweep of rebuilt IF cans on a 1957 chassis, worked slowly and in detail. Restoration work like this is why any pre-panel television can still be filmed working, since the manufacturers stopped supporting these chassis decades ago.
- - 1950 Zenith Porthole Television Restoration. A 1950 Zenith porthole television restoration. The round mask over a round tube is the honest form of an early set, before rectangular faces were affordable.
- - 1949 TV VT73 Diagnosis and Repair. Diagnosis and repair of a 1949 VT73 receiver, worked through fault by fault. Service manuals and schematics are the missing half of this trade: Sams Photofact in America and Trader Service Sheets in Britain, printed objects that survive in quantity.
- - Tale of Two Admirals, Repairing 2 1949 Admiral 20X12 Bakelite TVs. Two 1949 Admiral 20X12 Bakelite televisions repaired side by side. Bakelite is the material that made the small table set possible before injection-moulded thermoplastics took over.
- - 29504-105.11 PAL color decoder PCB. Farb RGB 29504-105.11 - Color decoder The TDA3562A is a monolithic IC designed as decode PAL and/or NTSC color television standards and it combines all functions required for the identification and demodulation of PAL and NTSC signals. PCBs from a cathode-ray television, a portable Grundig 14” TV set, produced in the late 1980s.
- - ITT Schaub-Lorenz Farb-Decoder 6911-06-02 1. ITT Schaub-Lorenz color decoder RGB/amplifier modules for PAL TV sets. 1970s.
- - Samsung UE40MU6409U - case opened-4621. A Samsung 40 inch LED backlit liquid crystal television with its case opened, exposing the boards and the panel assembly. Almost every function sits in a handful of sealed modules, which is why a modern panel is replaced rather than repaired.
- - Samsung UE40MU6409U - panel - LED backlit-4632. The backlight of a Samsung liquid crystal television, two parallel strips of light emitting diodes behind the panel. A liquid crystal panel makes no light of its own, so these strips are what the viewer is actually looking at through the picture.
- - Sharp LC-20SD4E - board 2 - Sanyo LA42052-2814. A Sanyo audio output amplifier on a board inside a Sharp liquid crystal television, rated 5 watts per channel across two channels. Flat sets left almost no room for speakers, so the amplifier is modest and the sound was the first thing to be compromised.
- - Sharp LC-20SD4E - board 5-9994. A board from a Sharp liquid crystal television carrying the infrared photodiode for the remote control, the headphone socket and the standby power indicator. Everything the user physically touches or points at converges on this one small board.
- - TV set (46 inch) in self-customized box for sending via parcel service N.1. TV set with 46 inch in self-customized box for sending via parcel service. The cardboard box was made by using a much larger box intended for bicycle packaging and reducing it to the shown size, which was 125 cm height, 70 cm width and 25 cm depth.
- - 1951 ZENITH PORTHOLE TV PHONOGRAPH , Fully Originally Restored, Mint Condition Working!. A 1951 Zenith porthole television and phonograph combination, restored and working. Combining television, radio and phonograph in one cabinet is the furniture logic taken to its conclusion.
- - 1949 General Electric 'Locomotive' Television Restoration. A 1949 General Electric Locomotive television restored. The American set market really begins in 1946, after the wartime manufacturing halt, so a 1949 receiver is early mass-market rather than pioneering.
- - 最高のレトロゲーム環境構築!廃棄直前のきたねぇブラン管テレビをレストアしてレトロゲームを満喫しる!. A Japanese restoration of a filthy CRT set rescued from disposal and rebuilt into a retro gaming display. The Japanese scene runs in parallel to the English-language one and rarely crosses over.
- - 1954 Admiral TV - Cat bed or Repairable. A 1954 Admiral assessed for whether it is repairable at all. Not every surviving set is worth saving, and the judgement is part of the trade.
- - 1959 Philco Barberpole TV restoration. A 1959 Philco barber pole television restored. This is the stand form that is actually documented rather than the ones collectors argue about.
- - Recapping a Sanyo 13" CRT Tube Television From 1998 - Perfect Little Display Monitor for Gaming.... Recapping a 1998 Sanyo thirteen inch tube television for use as a monitor. Recapping, the wholesale replacement of aged electrolytic capacitors, is the single most common operation in any restoration of a set from this era.
- - Servicing and recap of a RARE 1978 JVC model 7820us "HiFi TV" solid-state color tv. Servicing and recapping a rare 1978 JVC 7820us solid-state colour television. Recapping, replacing aged electrolytic capacitors wholesale, is the single most common restoration operation on any set of this era.
- - Rare 1948 Emerson TV , restoration. A rare 1948 Emerson television restored. Emerson was one of the second-tier American brands competing with RCA, Zenith, Philco and Admiral in the first post-war years.
- - 1976 Zenith Vintage Chromacolor II Console Television Repair PT 5 of ?. An earlier part of the same 1976 Zenith Chromacolor II repair. Restoration work like this is why any pre-panel television can still be filmed working, since the manufacturers stopped supporting these chassis decades ago.
- - 1976 Zenith Vintage Chromacolor II Console Television Repair PT 7 of ?. A 1976 Zenith Chromacolor II console repair, deep into a long series. Long multi-part repairs are the honest shape of this work.
- - 1958 Philco Predicta Tandem Television. A 1958 Predicta Tandem, the version with the picture tube fully detached on an umbilical cable so the screen could sit up to twenty-five feet from the chassis. It is the single most extraordinary object in mid-century television design.
- - 1950 Stromberg Carlson TV restoration. A 1950 Stromberg Carlson television restoration. Service manuals and schematics are the missing half of this trade: Sams Photofact in America and Trader Service Sheets in Britain, printed objects that survive in quantity.
- - Rank Bush Murphy Z718C Chassis vintage colour TV set from 1977 restoration. Model MC6301.. A 1977 Rank Bush Murphy Z718C chassis colour set restored. British colour began 15 November 1969 on BBC1 and ITV, and the premium on colour sets pushed the rental trade further.
- - 1950’s Setchell Carlson TV restoration. A 1950s Setchell Carlson set restored. Setchell Carlson is one of the many American makers that vanished entirely in the consolidation of the 1950s and 1960s.
- - Motorola VT73 restoration part 2. A later stage of a Motorola VT73 restoration, with the chassis out on the bench. The television repairman with a valve caddy is a recognisable mid-century occupational figure in Britain, America and the Soviet Union alike.
- - FACTORY SEALED PHILCO PREDICTA?!. A factory-sealed Philco Predicta opened on camera. An unopened set is a rare chance to see original packing and finish rather than a restored approximation.
- - Old tv scart input. The output panel of an old Toshiba television showing the SCART connector. SCART carried video, audio and switching signals on one 21 pin plug and was mandatory on sets sold in France from 1980, which made it the European standard by default.
- - Regza Refurbished. A refurbished Regza television on sale at a Bic Camera outlet store in Namba, Osaka. A refurbished set has been repaired and resold rather than scrapped, which is the commercial end of the repair trade.
- - 1958 Philco Predicta Holiday Restoration. A 1958 Predicta Holiday restoration. The set was marketed as the world first swivel-screen television, with the picture tube physically separated from the cabinet.
- - 1949 GE 10” MODEL 805 TV Restore Pt 1. A 1949 General Electric model 805 with a ten inch screen, restored. In 1946 half a percent of American households had a television; by 1954 it was 55.7 percent and by 1962 ninety percent.
- - 1959 Philco Predicta Holiday Restoration. A full Philco Predicta Holiday restoration. The Predicta was announced to the industry in 1958 and launched publicly in 1959 at the Miss America pageant, designed by Catherine Winkler, Severin Jonassen and Richard Whipple, with Winkler named first in the source.
- - Zenith G2322 Claridge "porthole" TV restoration p5o6. A Zenith G2322 Claridge porthole set restoration, late stage. Solid-state reliability, then surface-mount construction and integrated chassis, killed component-level repair; the economics inverted when a replacement set cost less than a service call.
- - Dumont RA-109 Tube Television Restoration Pt 2, First Power On and Chassis Removal. A DuMont RA-109 powered up for the first time with the chassis out. Recapping, the wholesale replacement of aged electrolytic capacitors, is the single most common operation in any restoration of a set from this era.
- - Vintage 1950 Dumont RA-109 television, Analysis for possible restoration project. A 1950 DuMont RA-109 assessed for restoration. Allen B. DuMont Laboratories built both sets and the tubes for them and is the American maker with the strongest claim to have been squeezed out by RCA.
- - ニューアストロシティ(MS9)ブラウン管修理後テスト〜ブラウン管修理配信のこぼれぶん〜. A New Astro City arcade cabinet CRT tested after repair, from a Japanese arcade. Arcade operators are among the last commercial users of picture tubes.
- - Ремонт лампового телевизора ОГОНЁК.. Repair of an Ogonyok valve television. Soviet set specifications and model dates are not established in the sources, so the work rather than the catalogue is the subject.
- - 1982 Sony KX-20PS1 Profeel Trinitron broadcast monitor Analysis and Repair. A 1982 Sony Profeel component monitor analysed and repaired. Profeel separated the monitor from the tuner and sold television as hi-fi separates; its model designations and dates are not established in the sources.
- - 1949 Motorola 9VT1 Television Restoration. A 1949 Motorola 9VT1 television restoration carried through to a picture. The television repairman with a valve caddy is a recognisable mid-century occupational figure in Britain, America and the Soviet Union alike.
- - Panasonic TX-L42E5E - board 4 - Texas Instruments TPS65178-7597. A Texas Instruments programmable bias integrated circuit on a board inside a Panasonic liquid crystal television, providing gamma buffering and a common voltage reference in a 6 by 6 mm package. A panel needs precisely shaped drive voltages to render greys correctly, and this chip supplies them.
- - Panasonic TX-L42E5E - board 4 - Texas Instruments TPS65198-7598. A thirteen channel level shifter with operational amplifier for liquid crystal televisions, in a 4 by 4 mm package inside a Panasonic set. Level shifting bridges the low voltage logic that decides the picture and the higher voltages the panel itself requires.
- - Panasonic TX-L42E5E - remote control - opened-0475. A Panasonic television remote control opened up, showing the board and the conductive rubber keypad above it. A remote is one of the few parts of a modern television a user can still open without special tools.
- - REQUESTED...The Baird T18 video on the restored Baird T18.....Tubeception😵💫😵💫😵💫. A restored Baird T18 examined in detail, with a tube inside a tube. Solid-state reliability, then surface-mount construction and integrated chassis, killed component-level repair; the economics inverted when a replacement set cost less than a service call.
- - 1995 RCA CTC177 Color Console Television 1982 Sony Trinitron KV1546 TV Sets With Tuner Issues. A 1995 RCA console and a 1982 Sony Trinitron worked on together, which sets late American manufacture against the Japanese product that displaced it. Service manuals and schematics are the missing half of this trade: Sams Photofact in America and Trader Service Sheets in Britain, printed objects that survive in quantity.
- - Срочно!!! Секрет Ремонта Телевизоров, о котором молчат мастера! Телевизор Hamber Не Включается. A Russian repair channel on a fault technicians are said not to discuss. Modern set repair is now largely a non-Western trade, which is itself a fact about where these objects live.
- - 1996 ⚙️ Restoring the Ultimate 📺 Sony Trinitron for Retro Gaming (Real restore). Restoring a 1996 Sony Trinitron specifically for retro gaming. Trinitron production ended in Singapore in late March 2008 after roughly 280 million units.
- - Baird 8802 (Thorn 1500) Repair & Restoration. A Baird 8802, a Thorn 1500 chassis, repaired and restored. Thorn Electrical Industries absorbed much of the British industry, including Radio Rentals in 1968.
- - Powering Up a BROKEN Vintage 1950 Tube TV | Tele Tone TV-305 RESTORATION Part 1. Powering up a broken 1950 Tele Tone TV-305 for the first time. Bringing an unknown set up slowly on a variac is the standard first move, because a shorted capacitor at full mains can destroy the transformer.
- - SONY FD20 Watchman portable TV from 1984 it's dead.... Jim!. A dead Sony FD20 Watchman from 1984 diagnosed. The flat tube in these sets cannot be replaced, so a failed one is usually final.
